Two swaps each year. Access to the seasonal atelier release a week before public.
A small atelier in Lagos, working in 18-karat gold and ethically mined stones. Each piece is named after the wearer, the maker, or the story it carries — and made to be worn for many lifetimes after the first.
Members of the Eternal Adornment circle send a piece back to our Lagos atelier and receive another in its place — sized, polished, and resting in its travel case within fourteen days. A way to live with many heirlooms in one lifetime, without ever crowding a drawer.
Two swaps each year. Access to the seasonal atelier release a week before public.
Four swaps. Bespoke engraving included. Annual visit with a master artisan in Lagos.
Unlimited swaps. First viewing on every commission. Private courier to anywhere in the world.
Insured courier from anywhere in the world. The case it arrived in is the case it returns in.
Choose what comes next from the floor in Lagos. Resized, polished, and rested for fourteen days.
Each swap ships with a fresh provenance certificate, signed by the makers who shaped it.
"We make fewer pieces, slower." Forty-seven a season, cast and beaded on Awolowo Road. Carried home, eventually, by collectors who name them.
Gold is recycled or sourced from Fairmined cooperatives in Tanzania and Ghana. Tourmaline, tsavorite, and emerald arrive from family-run mines in Tanzania and Kenya we have visited ourselves. Each piece ships with a Provenance Certificate — a folded card you can keep in the lid of the box.